Salver 1754 - 1769

Daniel Christian Fueter's "Salver" (1754-1769) is a sterling silver tray crafted in the Rococo style. The tray's scalloped edge with beaded detailing, a common motif in Rococo design, adds a sense of elegance and movement. The engraved coat of arms in the center suggests a personal commission, showcasing the piece's functional use for serving and its symbolic value. This salver, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exemplifies the refined taste and craftsmanship of 18th-century silverwork.